Hunter Chen Novels & Stories

appeared in their sight. The website was very simple for there was only a ranking of killers and task options on it. Chen Hanlong clicked the task options and almost threw the laptop away. "Sir." he exclaimed. Chu Xun also saw it. It turned out that the first task in the taskbar was to kill Chu Xun with an reward as much as 100 million yuan. Name: Chu Xun. Age: 21. Height: 180 centimeters. ... The one who posted the task seemed to know Chu Xun very well. All the information of Chu Xun was described in detail, including his cultivation level, the fact that he was discharged from prison recently, and that he killed an amateur killer halfway after he was discharged from prison.

"I actually possess a solitary, highly optimal candidate file in my memory banking. You can personally deploy to test his baseline. Hold on while I pull his raw data files out of my terminal for you." The elite enforcer Sarah highly recommended to Chloe was a man named Justin Vance (陈英杰). He had graduated from the exact same prestigious military academy as Sarah and was her senior alumnus. His physical combat mastery was legendary, and his internal ledger operated under absolute, unyielding moral principles.

Elder Hun’s expression remained unchanged and calm, even though the opposing side had far more experts than the shark tribe’s leader. “It seems this won’t end here. Should I step in?” Xiao Chen asked Yang Zuan. He was already prepared to let Cerberus intervene, but when he looked for Cerberus again… Xiao Chen was startled to find that Cerberus wasn’t there; a strange expression appeared on his face.

MILLIE'S POV After the short break, we returned to the courtroom. The second session felt heavier somehow, like the testimonies from the first had set something in motion that couldn't be stopped. "The prosecution calls Daniel Chen," Hayes announced. A man in his early forties entered…average height… he kinda looked familiar, and his nervousness was obvious. His hands shook slightly as he was sworn in. "Mr. Chen, what is your profession?" "I'm a private investigator."

"There is more. We identified the second person Vanessa hired. His name is Marcus Chen." "Chen?" I repeated. "Like David Chen?" "Brothers. Marcus is more dangerous than David. He has a record for assault, weapons charges, and he dropped off the grid three days ago. We have an APB out, but he is smart. He knows how to stay hidden." My hands were shaking. Miguel took them in his, his warmth steadying me. "What about the third person?" Alex asked. "Chen said there were at least two more people besides himself."

“I mean real dirt. Not rumors, not half-baked gossip. Something solid. Something that can bring him down.” Josh leaned back on the couch, resting his arm on the backrest. “And?” I shook my head. “Nothing. It’s like he doesn’t exist. Every trail goes cold. Every potential witness suddenly ‘can’t remember’ anything.” Adam frowned. “Same thing my PI reported.” I turned to him. “You really couldn’t find anything at all?” He let out a slow breath. “I hired the best private investigator I know. The kind that people go to when they want secrets buried six feet underground. And even he said Chen is a ghost.”

Alexander Knight’s voice was maddeningly calm, as if he hadn’t just detonated a bomb in her life. “You’ll handle part of the presentation tomorrow.” Lily Carter nearly dropped the files she was carrying. She spun toward him, eyes wide. “Wait. Me? Present? To… people?” His gaze flicked up from his laptop, impassive. “Investors. Mr. Chen. From Singapore.” She clutched the folder like it might shield her from a firing squad. “Mr. Chen? As in the Mr. Chen? The one people say eats CEOs for breakfast and interns for snacks?”

“I wouldn’t miss for the world Rainn.” The trials continued with weapons and Rainn came out on top of every challenge thrown at him. The council was very surprised and happy to have a warrior such as him wanting to become a hunter. At the end of the trials, the four new hunters were finally announced, and Rainn was happy that he was one of them. The mentors came out and headed over to each of the four new members of the Vindicta. Ard'al, of course, was Rainn's mentor and he couldn't have been prouder of the man that Rainn had become, even if he was worried about the next part.

The hunt had begun. Xiao Chen was like the shadow moving in the middle of the night, acting more like an assassin than actual assassins. During his journey, he had already slit the throat of one of the assassins and casually tossed the body into the river. It was true that his method was gruesome and bloody but the failure from his previous life told him that showing mercy to his enemy would only bring harm to himself and even implicate people dear to him. Since these people were assassins, then they must be equally prepared to be assassinated. More importantly, Xiao Chen wanted to see how Chu Hanyan would react after the men she sent all died while her opponent returned unscathed after thre

She was feeling thirsty and hungry, as she hadn’t eaten anything since yesterday’s breakfast. As Chan was going to get her the food, he had got prepared by Mr. P, Jina asked him to answer her questions first. She can hold her hunger and it was far more important to know the truth. Chan wasn’t happy with that but he still went on answering her and kept the food at the table itself. He continued, “I am Neil Lichen, the heir of Lichen Consortium, the Neil everyone heard of. It is also true that I am Chan too, as it is what my mother calls me. The identity card was obviously a fake one and was also the story about the assistant. I had it prepared to use, just in case. And it came handy at Lilac